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Chapt. 9 Media Relations
  • Instant communication drives the need for good
    Media relations.
  • Media as a gatekeeper of your messages. Lends
    credibility to your messages and is segment-able
    and can be targeted
  • Internet, small-town, business, industry, etc.
  • The Internet.
  • Media day the media hour. Uncontrolled media
    increases
  • Access to information to build background, check
    references, build support, or look for flaws/red
    flags
  • The Org website is critical messages must be
    accurate, consistent, relevant, and timely.
  • Most traditional media also have web outlets.
  • Newspapers. The workhorse (daily and
    community-focused). Beyond news they also offer
    features (ie lifestyle, business, science, etc.)
  • Newswires. AP, NYTimes, WA Post, LA Times,
    Knight-Ridder, King Features, PR Newswire. Look
    at them as a distribution tool.
  • Magazines. 22K reg. Pubs. (12K gen
    interest/10Kspecialized). PR tends to work more
    with industry or trade pubs Vs Consumer
  • Radio. Growing strength today is via talk
    shows. Good targeting
  • TV and Cable. Kids and News. Best for Large
    Audience targeting about 240M viewers (75).

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  • Relationship between PR and reporter
  • Adversarial in nature.Why?
  • What is agenda setting? Does it happen today?
  • What is the purpose of nasty questioning?
  • They rely heavily on each other therefore trust
    and relationships are very important. Self
    corrects and polices. Info flows for stories,
    etc.
  • Good PR begins with good personal relations with
    media
  • Know the journalists that cover your industry and
    develop mutual credibility james fetig (former
    Clinton press secretary)
  • Give them what they want and need (context, form,
    language, contacts, etc).
  • Give a scenario New product launch licensing
    issues.
  • Great PR is based on preparation to meet the
    media
  • Who is/are your spokespeople? Are they ready?
    Are they on message? Positive?
  • What is your message? Is it clear, believable,
    realistic, easy to understand?
  • How well do you know the reporter(s), their pubs,
    their angle? (SP will ask).
  • What other stories will these generate? Can we
    control 2nd and 3rd generations?
  • Media relation tools Release, Press Conference,
    or a discussion/interview.
  • Media or Press Kits Releases, fact sheets,
    brochures, photos, samples, data
  • Intranets, Extranets, Corp Websites (see the top
    ten tipspretty good)
  • Crisis Communication. Microsoft Assignment (see
    next Page)
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